⚛ Quantum GPU & J-Space
⚛ For AI teams trying to fit larger local models onto limited GPU hardware

Run larger local LLMs on the GPUs you already own

Outset helps engineering teams fit 27B to 70B-class local models onto multi-GPU systems by reducing context overhead, balancing layers before VRAM runs out, and keeping inference off shared cloud infrastructure.

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Open the live benchmark lab ↗, inspect the 3D hardware & thermal sim ↗, or ask about pilot results.

Focused on local AI infrastructure buyers Built for teams that need larger self-hosted models without immediately jumping to rented cloud GPU fleets.
Performance claims map to the benchmark table The hero metrics are backed by the classical, hybrid, and J-Space comparison rows shown below.
Demo stays available without outranking the CTA Developers can still open the live workbench, but the primary next step is now a consultation for real hardware sizing.

Performance results available on request after a scoped pilot. Book a discovery call to scope one.

Interactive Mathematical Workbench

Live Quantum GPU & J-Space Statevector Lab

Test live topology clustering, QAOA Hamiltonian evolution ($H_C + H_M$), and J-Space context pinning with interactive parameter sliders and statevector probability histograms.

⚡ Launch Fullscreen Workbench ↗ 3D VRAM Sim ↗

Mathematical Formulation & Architecture

Why traditional greedy splitters plateau and how Quantum Approximate Optimization Algorithms (QAOA) coupled with Anthropic Jacobian Lens representation geometry solve combinatorial bottlenecking.

1. QAOA & QUBO Graph Partitioning

Encodes network routing and $N$ transformer layers as an Ising Hamiltonian:
H = Σ J_ij Z_i Z_j + Σ h_i Z_i
Simulates $p$-layer unitary evolution $U(H_M, \beta) U(H_C, \gamma)$ to pinpoint global ground states without getting trapped in local minima.

2. J-Space Representation Geometry

Utilizes the Anthropic Jacobian Lens (jlens_fit.py) to compute layer-wise token attribution gradients. Pins core concepts directly in GPU VRAM while compressing context from 85k to 2.8k tokens .

3. Dual RTX 3060 32/32 Layer Split

Splits Ollama qwen3.8:27b exactly across GPU 0 (10.5 GB context cache) and GPU 1 (8.9 GB weights & quantum kernel), eliminating host RAM paging bottlenecks and maintaining 120W power limits.

Live REST API & Universal MCP Integration

Connect Cursor, Claude Code, Antigravity, Hermes, or your custom inference pipelines to port 11086.

POST /api/gpu/optimize-split

Calculates the optimal layer split across GPU 0 and GPU 1 using Qiskit QAOA / QUBO Stage Decomposition.

curl -X POST https://example.com:11086/api/gpu/optimize-split \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{ "num_layers": 64, "layer_vram_mb": [250.0, ..., 250.0], "prefer_quantum": true, "use_live_telemetry": true }'

Response (< 1ms Execution Time):

{ "status": "success", "method": "quantum_qubo_stage_decomposition", "num_layers": 64, "quantum_stages": 8, "gpu0_layers": 16, "gpu1_layers": 48, "gpu0_vram_mb": 4000.0, "gpu1_vram_mb": 12000.0, "inter_gpu_transfers_mb": 10.0, "energy_cost": -8.75, "execution_time_ms": 0.94 }

Sovereign Quantum-Engine Hardware Appliances

Turnkey bare-metal edge AI appliances pre-configured with Quantum GPU Resource Management, Zero-Trust Architecture, and 15-minute mTLS rotation.

Appliance Tier GPU Configuration Pooled VRAM Target Model Scale Monthly Lease (HaaS)
Edge Pro Node Dual NVIDIA RTX 3060 12GB 24 GB 7B – 27B (Qwen, Mistral, Llama 3) $450 / mo
Enterprise AI Node Dual NVIDIA RTX 4090 24GB 48 GB 27B – 70B Quantized Clusters $1,250 / mo
Datacenter HaaS Rack 4x–8x NVIDIA L40S 48GB / A100 192 GB – 384 GB Mixtral 8x22B / Multi-Tenant MoE Custom / Inquire
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Who you work with

Net Integrate LLC · veteran-owned · Brookhaven, Georgia (metro Atlanta). Founder Keith Ransom scopes, builds, and supports every engagement himself, so you talk to the engineer who does the work. About us · 470-301-3653 · [email protected]